Cleft lip and palate

Cleft lip forms due to failure in fusion of

• Mandible and maxillary process

• Medial nasal and maxillary process

• Medial nasal and lateral nasal process

• Palatal shelf and maxillary process

Cleft palate is formed due to

• Palatal shelf and medial nasal process

• Medial nasal process and Lateral nasal process

• Mandibular process

• Palatal shelf and fronto nasal process

Cleft lip repair done in

• 6 months

• 12 months

• at the time of birth

• 3 months

Cleft palate repair done in

• 9-12 months

• 6 months

• 8 years

• 6 weeks

Rhinoplasty done in

• 9 years

• less than 6 years

• above 20 years of age

• 12-16 years

Most commonly used technique for unilateral Cleft lip repair is

• Millard's rotation advancement flap

• Furlow's technique

• Vonlaghenbeck technique

• Delaire technique

Appliance used immediately after birth to minimise cleft defect

• anterior bite plane

• Franknel appliance

• Nasoalveolar moulding

• Hawley's appliance

Facial Skeletal deformity usually present in Cleft patient's is

• prognathic mandible

• prognathic maxilla

• retrognathic mandible

• Retrognathic maxilla

'Y' classification of cleft lip and palate is given by

• Millard

• Kernahan

• Franknel

• Vonlaghenbeck

Millard's rule of ten

• 10th week, 10 inches height and 10 pounds of height

• 10th month,10 Haemoglobin and 10 pounds of weight

• 10th week,10 Haemoglobin and 10 pounds of weight

• 10th week,10 Haemoglobin and 10 KGs of weight